NEW DELHI: India, the world's fifth largest instant noodles market till the other day, looks set to lose that status as sales in the category have crashed by about 80% across the country following

GURGAON: The city's air could already be as foul as Delhi's, except there is no way to know.

A Delhi high court appointed amicus has recommended that a tree census must be conducted by the forest department before agencies approve an infrastructure project in the city.

Says Public Transport In Focus, 10,000 New Buses To Be Added In A Year.

Here's some good news on World Environment Day. The quality of fuel which often determines the level of toxic auto emissions will improve sooner than we thought.

The Delhi government's environment and transport departments will be moving a cabinet note soon to offer a 15% subsidy on the price of e-rickshaws and other battery-operated vehicles.

Only half of Delhi is connected to sewer lines, which means that the other half’s waste flows, untreated, into the Yamuna.

As India rapidly becomes perhaps the most polluted country we have slowed down drastically in adopting cleaner cars. In 2010, we were five years behind Europe. Now, we are 10 years behind them.

Government’s plan to hasten up the rolling out of BS-VI fuel norms across the country, by skipping BS-V standards, is not acceptable by many.

NEW DELHI: A significant ozone build up has been witnessed this summer in several areas of the national capital, including the one where Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal resides, increasing the